Inside David Walliams' £5m home where he's accused of sexually assaulting girl

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Comedian David Walliams has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl at a £5million party mansion which was owned by Noel Gallagher during the Oasis mania. Walliams,…

Comedian David Walliams has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl at a £5million party mansion which was owned by Noel Gallagher during the Oasis mania. Walliams, one of the world's bestselling children's authors, is alleged to have driven the schoolgirl back to Supernova Heights, his former five-storey townhouse in Belsize Park, north London, in August 2007. Inside, he is accused of sucking the teenager's breast and placing her hand down his trousers while he had an erection.

The mansion is a Victorian terraced house at 8 Steele's Road in the Belsize Park area of London. The semi-detached property is best known for being the home of Oasis singer-songwriter Noel Gallagher in the late 1990s.

During that time, the mansion was known for 'non-stop' partying, with Gallagher then describing it as a "bad advert for drugs if you went inside it".

The house was sold to the actress Davinia Taylor in 1999, and in 2005, Walliams bought it for £3.2million. Walliams restored the facade of the property and created "double-and-triple-storey spaces".

The property now boasts double- and triple-height rooms, mezzanine floors, three bedrooms and a huge open-plan bathroom with a cast stone bath.

Walliams is accused of sexually assaulting multiple women inside the house.

One, named as Jade by ITV and The Guardian, said she was sexually assaulted by Walliams at Supernova Heights when she was 15 after he contacted her on MySpace.

In August 2007, a few days after Walliams turned 36, the schoolgirl allegedly met him at Fresh & Wild, a high-end grocery store and cafe in Soho, London.

She claimed that Walliams asked her if she had "ever had sex before" over a coffee before he kissed her "forcefully" on a side street as they walked towards the tube station.

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